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Senator Van Hollen Advocates for Constitutional Rights in Abrego Garcia Case
WASHINGTON – Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen emphasized the importance of constitutional rights in the ongoing case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who has emerged as a central figure in the U.S. immigration debate. Speaking with FOX 5, Van Hollen remarked that the case transcends individual circumstances, highlighting the broader implications for civil liberties.
Abrego Garcia’s situation has sparked significant controversy, particularly following allegations from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) that label him as "violent" and accuse him of abusing women and children. These claims arose after audio and reports surfaced, including instances where his wife sought protective orders against him. However, Van Hollen pointed out that courts have acknowledged the Trump administration’s wrongful actions, noting that Abrego Garcia was illegally seized and deported to a dangerous prison in El Salvador.
"I’m not vouching for the person. I’m vouching for his constitutional rights," Van Hollen stated, referencing a unanimous Supreme Court decision affirming those rights. As he prepares for further engagement, the senator remains committed to advocating for justice and upholding constitutional protections for all individuals.
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